What is the capacity of these? I'm looking for small pie dishes with a 1 cup capacity. Are these close?
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Just measured some water into mine to see - only 1/2 cup of water fit in it.
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i use these for single serving frozen pies and i mound the filling above the rim, they will not hold a cup of loose filling, can pile raw apples high, but still less than a cup
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They are very good for dessert - cake, cookies but too small for salad. If the teacup is small, they may work, but probably better to get plates with the rims for that purpose. Hope this helps.
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Sorr I took so long to respond. The bowls are very deep. They hold well over three cups. I'd call it 3.5.
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About 2 inches. I ordered 2 of these and I absolutely love them. Talk about deep dish apple pies. The capacity of the pie plate is about 3 cans of filling.
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1.5" deep. When these came in, I was very disappointed because it advertises as a deep pie plate but in reality, it's average. I already had two pie plates with this depth and I know there are deeper ones out there that can handle the volume I had intended these for I just have to find them.
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These lovely little glass dishes hold exactly one half cup. They are perfect for a single serving of dessert or vegetables. Take a look at a one half cup measuring cup with a rounded bottom. That will give you the approximate size of the glass dish.
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Yes, the capacity is exactly one cup (filled to the top). These are high quality pans.
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Mine are not the minis and are about 1 3/4 inches (or 4.5 cm) BOTTOM diameter. (not significantly larger than these regular cupcake cups http://www.amazon.com/Kitchie-Premium-Silicone-Baking-Cups/dp/B00EOCZF2I/ref=pd_sbs_k_16?ie=UTF8&refRID;=1TJ266A41YRY6H908PWW). Doing this again, I would have opted for a "jumbo" version so I can have an all in one breakfast to go.
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I used these for individual chicken pot pies and individual meat pies. I had a small casual dinner party and served individual chicken pot pies that night. These were perfect. Some of the ladies even commented on the pans saying they were a perfect size and where did I find them. Leftover pies are easy to reheat. They hold two average soup ladle of filling. Hope this helps you make your decision.
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I gave this to my sister for Christmas so I can't measure it. Looked it up and outside depth is 2.06' but they're really coy about the inside depth. I have a heavy stoneware deep dish pan that is 2.5" on the outside and 2.0" on the inside. I think the glass will be a little thinner so I'd guess 1.75" inches. One of the sites I visited claimed it only held 1 cup but another review said it held a whole recipe of pumpkin pie. Bottom line, it didn't look as deep as my stoneware but was still deep enough for a big pie.
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I packed them away already,but they're good size graduating down in size.Id guess and say the largest is about 3-4 quarts with the smallest at around 4 cups approximately.All the others in between are different sizes also.They will serve their purpose nicely.
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Your question has many dimensions: 1. An 8" glass pie pan fits in just fine .. but there was no pie in it. The slots are 9-1/8 inches wide.2. I don't know how much topping you put on your pies, but the 'height' of the openings is exactly 2 inches.3. Those racks are strong enough to support your pies; let them cool first.4. It would be best to send me one of your pies and I will give you a full report. /John BowkerPS: I prefer cherry.
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The dinner plates are 10 1/4; small plates 7 1/4 ; bowls 7 1/4 across -hold about 8-oz-cereal bowl or small soup-they are shallow but work fine; mugs hold about 8 oz also.I really am enjoying my 2 sets. They look good with lots of different kinds of food (colors )on them but the scalloped/fluted edge give them a touch of class. I had other Corelle for years and wanted to update.I haven't used the mugs really mainly because I have others I enjoy using but they are more usable than my old style ones.
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I THINK they'd work okay... depends on the kind of pie I suppose. Something that will solidify a little like a pumpkin or pecan pie should do fine. Something wobbly like an apple or cherry might not hold up well. As long as you spray the cup with a lot of oil or non-stick spray I think they'd work alright.
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These are fairly small, making what I guess is a standard size cupcake. I also purchased 8 large silicon cups for bigger servings. I use them a lot for paleo style "muffins" that are a goid grab n go on the run meal size.
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They are REALLY small. I'm not sure how much they hold but it's not much. I had to reorder more that turned out to be bigger and close to the tea glasses we used while in Turkey.
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The dinner plates are 10 1/4; small plates 7 1/4 ; bowls 7 1/4 across -hold about 8-oz-cereal bowl or small soup-they are shallow but work fine; mugs hold about 8 oz also. I really am enjoying my 2 sets. They look good with lots of different kinds of food (colors )on them but the scalloped/fluted edge give them a touch of class. I had other Corelle for years and wanted to update.I haven't used the mugs really mainly because I have others I enjoy using but they are more usable than my old style ones.